Chinese Two Handed Sword Late Ming

Late Ming or early Qing Chinese two handed sword or saber. Long blade with openwork grooves. Wooden hilt with metal accents.The sword is illustrated in Liang Yiren and Zhang Qiang, eds., Zhong Guo Gu

East Asia, China, late Qing Dynasty, Boxer Rebellion period, ca. 1899 to 1901 CE. An intimidating and sizable executioner's sword of a two-handed variety known as a dao (or dadao, literally "big knife

Circa 1600. Each having decoration of animals among forest and fauna. Some very shallow nicks to edges and feet consistent with age. W8 3/8" W8 1/4" Sold from the collection of a Southern lady.

Two late Ming/early Qing Chinese porcelain blue and white dragons plates, 7.75in

Group of three Chinese blue and white porcelain wares including two late Ming dynasty plates decorated with a crane and pine tree design along the edges, one additionally decorated along the reverse w

Two large Chinese late Ming Dynasty pottery jars; each of bulbous form, with everted rim; showing four moulded handles to high shoulders; each with label from the National Museum of the Philippines; P

China; Warring States - Ming Dynasty. Two sword and scabbard mounts, largest of bronze with intricate stylized Toatie carvings to both sides. Smaller example of silver, probably a scabbard mount and f

Two Chinese B & W Porcelains; a Late Ming Dynasty bowl with sprigs of flowers & a Qing Dynasty sleeve vase with a B & W design of 2 large jars and 4 boys with trees and birds behind, mark in underglaz

A LATE 16TH CENTURY GERMAN TWO-HANDED SWORD OR ZWEIHANDER, 141.5cm wavy blade incised a circular panel of talismanic symbols of crosses and crescent moons and containing the legend A DOI M, the whole

Plate Chinese, flattened rim, monkey beneath a peach tree, deer, birds and insects above, base with spiral configuration and chatter marks and six-character mark of Chenghua within two concentric ring

Plate Chinese, flattened rim, monkey beneath a peach tree, deer, birds and insects above, base with spiral configuration and chatter marks and six-character mark of Chenghua within two concentric ring

Two Chinese blue and white porcelain dishesprobably late Ming dynastyTradeware likely made for the Southeast Asian market, one with central well covered in deer and Lingzhi fungi, the other with centr

Late Ming dynasty. Cylindrical vase, H: 11 inches

Possibly Late Ming / Early Qing Dynasty With two-board mitered top set within a thick rectangular frame, above a narrow waist with two-incense stick beading and shaped aprons carved at the center with

late Ming and Qing dynasty, including two porcelain jars with underglaze blue double rings, scrolling lotus design, largest with lid 2-1/4 x 2 in.; 12 decorated with various floral and plant motifs, l

A Chinese rectangular reticulated jade plaque, double layer carving with two cranes in middle, late Ming to early Qing dynasty Provenance: Property from a Private Estate Collection, Beaumont, Texas Si

Chinese, Late Ming Dynasty. Decorated with two clawed dragons confronted at the either side of a sacred pearl on a band on waves. The upper band incised with Chinese characters. H. 17 cm (6 3/4 in.),

Two Chinese Export Porcelain Vases as Lamps, Late 19th century. One tall Ming style wucai vase with nicely painted green and yellow dragons in cloud pattern motif and flaming pearls. Drilled mounted a

ASIAN: Two Chinese Ming style yoke-back side chairs, late 19th C., pierced design to horizontal splat, square seat with inset panel, square column legs with molded front frieze and box stretchers, are

A Fine Chinese Archaistic Pear Shaped Bronze Vase: with two dragon head handles around the shoulder, with patches of green 'encrustation' and a brownish patina, of Late Ming Dynasty; Size: H: 6-1/4"

A BLACK AND BEIGE JADE 'LINGZHI' PENDANT Late Ming Dynasty The lingzhi pendant carved as one flattened larger and two smaller fungi, the stone of creamy-beige tone with attractive black patches, 6.2cm

Chinese, Late Ming Dynasty (17th century). Carved cinnabar round charger with two flying and feathered phoenix birds amid lush lotus flowers and leaves. Bottom of charger or plate with brown finish on

Circa 1650; decorated with scene of two figures in meandering garden, 7 in. H.Purchased from Robert McPherson Antiques, London, England.Property from the collection of Robert and Nancy Hall, Baltimore

Chinese, a blue and white porcelain shallow dish with rounded sides, painted to interior with two cranes among a landscape, with a six-characters Chenghua mark encircled by a double ring to itsbase. H